Wednesday 7 July 2010

Baby Skin Care

The newborn baby at home and try to adjust to your new program. To keep it warm and fed is your priorities. Baby skin care is just as important. The newborn’s skin is sensitive, as the immune system.

Chemicals, fragrances and colors of clothes, baby clothes and detergent products can cause skin irritation, dryness and redness. However, there is much to do to protect your baby from skin problems.

The newborn is in skin creases and protective layer that exfoliates. This is normal procedure in the first week. There is no need to rub or to put lotions or creams.

As for skin care of newborn, that is, the less is best. Pediatricians advise that the common bathroom in babies and widespread exposure to chemicals and other allergens can be the basis for skin allergies later.

Do not use baby care products in the early months. The immune system is still developing baby. If you have a family history of skin problems, allergies or asthma are especially important to protect the immune system of the baby and the baby from irritating allergens.

Wash baby clothes before worn. Only use baby detergent containing no flavor and color. Wash clothes and blankets separately from the rest of the family clothes and rinse very well in clothes.

To resist the temptation to make frequent bathroom baby. The frequent washing removes natural oils to protect baby's skin. These leave the skin vulnerable and thus react to allergens causing reactions such as eczema.

Apart from the saliva and change the diaper, newborn not very dirty. For the first month or a sponge bath two or three times a week will keep your baby clean, safe. In the meantime, just clean the mouth and the area where the diaper is worn with a little water or detergent.

Dry skin, eczema
The majority of newborn skin problems like eczema or diaper rash do not appear the first or second month. The eczema appears as itchy red rash, mainly on the face and head, elbows and behind knees.

Some tips to prevent dry irritated skin and eczema:
* Try bath once a week to allow the skin to retain natural oils.
* Restrict the use of pediatric skin products. If necessary use only a small amount of lotion to dry skin areas.
* Make sure baby wears only soft clothing.

When the baby has an allergic reaction the result could be rash. Rashes under the diaper may be eczema and not flushing the diaper. Allergy in the colors of the nappy can lead to this reaction. The change diapers without color, where it may be necessary to prevent future occurrences.

Consult your doctor about whether to use lotions or creams that are sold freely in pharmacies to treat eczema. You may need a prescription.

Diaper rash
Most times, the diaper rash is caused by moisture from the soiled diaper. The rash may also occur when the baby's skin is not well to dry after a bath.

Sometimes an infection from bacteria or fungi can cause diaper rash. Babies who take antibiotics are especially prone to diaper rash due to fungi, because these drugs allow fungal growth.

Most types of diaper rash do not need medical attention. To troubleshoot the diaper rash and prevent further problems in the skin of the newborn:
* Check the diapers often
* Change diapers immediately when wet or dirty
* Wash the area where the diaper is worn with a light fragrance-free detergent or plain water. If the rash is severe, use a spray bottle to clean without rubbing
* Use a clean soft cloth, not wipes. The fragrance or alcohol that exists in many wipes can further irritate and dry baby's skin
* Dry. Do not rub. Leave the nappy area to air dry completely before putting a new diaper
* Put a thick layer of petroleum jelly product (such as Vaseline) or a protective ointment
* Avoid using talcum powder.

See a doctor if the rash does not disappear in two to three days. If caused by eczema, bacterial infection, fungal or other situation, you may need therapy after prescription.

Sometimes it is important to massage the newborn. Like so cuddly and massage is one way to give the message of love and affection to your child. In fact, research shows that the survival of the baby depends significantly on the touch than others, and touch releases hormones, increases immunity and helps fight disease. Also, babies that massage is quieter, peaceful sleep better and cry less.

There is no particular technique for a massage chair. Find a wooden floor in a warm room. Simply recline your baby blanket or a soft cloth. Put some gentle lotion or baby oil and warm it in your hand. Gently massage the chest and abdomen. Keep eye contact and talk to your baby. To sing softly.

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Wednesday 7 July 2010

Baby Skin Care

The newborn baby at home and try to adjust to your new program. To keep it warm and fed is your priorities. Baby skin care is just as important. The newborn’s skin is sensitive, as the immune system.

Chemicals, fragrances and colors of clothes, baby clothes and detergent products can cause skin irritation, dryness and redness. However, there is much to do to protect your baby from skin problems.

The newborn is in skin creases and protective layer that exfoliates. This is normal procedure in the first week. There is no need to rub or to put lotions or creams.

As for skin care of newborn, that is, the less is best. Pediatricians advise that the common bathroom in babies and widespread exposure to chemicals and other allergens can be the basis for skin allergies later.

Do not use baby care products in the early months. The immune system is still developing baby. If you have a family history of skin problems, allergies or asthma are especially important to protect the immune system of the baby and the baby from irritating allergens.

Wash baby clothes before worn. Only use baby detergent containing no flavor and color. Wash clothes and blankets separately from the rest of the family clothes and rinse very well in clothes.

To resist the temptation to make frequent bathroom baby. The frequent washing removes natural oils to protect baby's skin. These leave the skin vulnerable and thus react to allergens causing reactions such as eczema.

Apart from the saliva and change the diaper, newborn not very dirty. For the first month or a sponge bath two or three times a week will keep your baby clean, safe. In the meantime, just clean the mouth and the area where the diaper is worn with a little water or detergent.

Dry skin, eczema
The majority of newborn skin problems like eczema or diaper rash do not appear the first or second month. The eczema appears as itchy red rash, mainly on the face and head, elbows and behind knees.

Some tips to prevent dry irritated skin and eczema:
* Try bath once a week to allow the skin to retain natural oils.
* Restrict the use of pediatric skin products. If necessary use only a small amount of lotion to dry skin areas.
* Make sure baby wears only soft clothing.

When the baby has an allergic reaction the result could be rash. Rashes under the diaper may be eczema and not flushing the diaper. Allergy in the colors of the nappy can lead to this reaction. The change diapers without color, where it may be necessary to prevent future occurrences.

Consult your doctor about whether to use lotions or creams that are sold freely in pharmacies to treat eczema. You may need a prescription.

Diaper rash
Most times, the diaper rash is caused by moisture from the soiled diaper. The rash may also occur when the baby's skin is not well to dry after a bath.

Sometimes an infection from bacteria or fungi can cause diaper rash. Babies who take antibiotics are especially prone to diaper rash due to fungi, because these drugs allow fungal growth.

Most types of diaper rash do not need medical attention. To troubleshoot the diaper rash and prevent further problems in the skin of the newborn:
* Check the diapers often
* Change diapers immediately when wet or dirty
* Wash the area where the diaper is worn with a light fragrance-free detergent or plain water. If the rash is severe, use a spray bottle to clean without rubbing
* Use a clean soft cloth, not wipes. The fragrance or alcohol that exists in many wipes can further irritate and dry baby's skin
* Dry. Do not rub. Leave the nappy area to air dry completely before putting a new diaper
* Put a thick layer of petroleum jelly product (such as Vaseline) or a protective ointment
* Avoid using talcum powder.

See a doctor if the rash does not disappear in two to three days. If caused by eczema, bacterial infection, fungal or other situation, you may need therapy after prescription.

Sometimes it is important to massage the newborn. Like so cuddly and massage is one way to give the message of love and affection to your child. In fact, research shows that the survival of the baby depends significantly on the touch than others, and touch releases hormones, increases immunity and helps fight disease. Also, babies that massage is quieter, peaceful sleep better and cry less.

There is no particular technique for a massage chair. Find a wooden floor in a warm room. Simply recline your baby blanket or a soft cloth. Put some gentle lotion or baby oil and warm it in your hand. Gently massage the chest and abdomen. Keep eye contact and talk to your baby. To sing softly.

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